it draws inspiration from the 1960’s Kawasaki W1. The design of the bike is properly retro and quite charming to look at. From the round LED headlight, to the teardrop-shaped fuel tank and the ...

The W Series of motorcycles takes design inspiration from the Kawasaki W1 that was sold back in the 1960s. As of now, the manufacturer has not announced whether the W230 will make its way to the ...

Kawasaki says, "...the sleek sweeping contours and meticulous fit and finish of the W1 redefined the standards of motorcycle design in the 1960s." The 773cc air-cooled, fuel injected, SOHC ...

One of Kawasaki's most enduring vehicle families is the W series, dating all the way back to the release of the 650-W1 in 1965. Since that first vehicle, Kawasaki has continued to revamp the W ...

From the humble B8 and W1 to the powerful A1, let's go over three of the most underappreciated motorcycles from Kawasaki's early years. Although Kawasaki was founded in 1878 by Shōzō Kawasaki ...

VINTAGE - 1949 - 1962 Due to the rarity of these years and models of Kawasaki, pricing data is still being collected. Make sure you're protected! Insure your Motorcycles for as low as just $75/year.* ...

Designed to replicate the look and feel of the 1960’s Kawasaki W1, it uses a 773 cc, SOHC, air cooled parallel-twin that produces 51 HP and 44 lb-ft of torque. Of interest, Kawasaki designed the ...

In an effort break into the 4-stroke heavyweight market, Kawasaki began producing the Meguro K1 as the Kawasaki W1, yet another ancient Meguro design, this one patterned after a BSA A7 OHV vertical ...

VINTAGE - 1949 - 1962 Due to the rarity of these years and models of Kawasaki, pricing data is still being collected. Make sure you're protected! Insure your Motorcycles for as low as just $75/year.* ...